Re: About speed


The point that you are missing in this discussion is that Delphi for .NET
is
trying to allow you to port your legacy code to .NET but, in so doing, it
is
lulling you into a false sense of security.


Oh. I understand this. It was a point from which I start. I sure there are
much ways to make ó# code as fast as delphi code with (probably) some losses
in speed. Like it shown in start topic.
It is ok.

I told about different think.
If I cannot work with algorithms I prefer and know, if I need fully re-think
application structure and ways for use, study new language, use ternary
logic instead of binary for memory and resource management etc..where is
benefits? So well will be later, after all..probably. If I win in lottery. I
think it is very weak base. Is it not?


IMO, *good* Delphi for .NET projects cannot be simply recompiled from
Win32
source, there are many more considerations that will influence how a
progam
is written for a managed environment as opposed to an unmanaged one.

Agree!!!!. So where are benefits to make this rebuild? I cannot see why I
need to spend a thousands dollars to move to fashion platform if I can get
right now with good known ways. Probably I may need to order some
libraries..but I will save money for developers training and their errors
with new platform.
Especially if I will get not 15% faster but 15% slower code. At least 15%
slower because I cannot use memory-related tricks etc.

Alex



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